Hey everybody,
Looking for some great modifications for your stock snowmobile??
If you want products that will make your sled lighter and perform better, Timbersled Products have what you need. I recently installed a Mountain Tamer and Clean Air intake kit on my 06' M7. With installing just those two products, I saved a total of 26-28 lbs. The Mountain Tamer reduced 20 lbs alone, and with the air intake, I lost about 8 lbs due to removing the air box and the plastic air ducting that runs up along the hood. I rode last weekend and was abesolutely amazed with how well the Mountain Tamer performed. I really focused my attention to the skid while riding to make sure I increased performance on my sled. I noticed very little trenching, no out of control ski lift, and in the weirdest situations where I should have been stuck, I would simply grab a handful of throttle and Let R' Buck. With the dramatic weight reduction on the Mountain Tamer, a wide range of adjustments for rider weight and/or personal preferences, traction that you dream of, and not to mention great customer service, I will never own a sled and not install a Mountain Tamer, it's just that great. I can't think of anything negative to say about it. The air intake kit is another product that made my day of riding better. As you other Arctic Cat guys know, on the stock M7, the bottom end and mid-range is pretty much a terd. Well, this kit improved both bottom end and mid-range, which makes your day of riding in the tree's a lot funner. I also noticed it brings your sled up to top speed a lot quicker. Now I know people complain about this kit being an under the hood intake, but with a stock intake, your air intake ducting when your hood is closed, is directly over the exhaust pipe. So at low RPM's in the tree's when you're working your way through, your air intake is heating up a lot. That isn't outside air intake to me. It is still hot air. I've noticed that the people who don't have the air intake kit, have nothing but negative comments. And for the others who do have them, love them. I am one of those people who do have this product and I enjoy it very much. If you want to take a deeper look into these products, or have any questions, check out www.timbersled.com
Looking for some great modifications for your stock snowmobile??
If you want products that will make your sled lighter and perform better, Timbersled Products have what you need. I recently installed a Mountain Tamer and Clean Air intake kit on my 06' M7. With installing just those two products, I saved a total of 26-28 lbs. The Mountain Tamer reduced 20 lbs alone, and with the air intake, I lost about 8 lbs due to removing the air box and the plastic air ducting that runs up along the hood. I rode last weekend and was abesolutely amazed with how well the Mountain Tamer performed. I really focused my attention to the skid while riding to make sure I increased performance on my sled. I noticed very little trenching, no out of control ski lift, and in the weirdest situations where I should have been stuck, I would simply grab a handful of throttle and Let R' Buck. With the dramatic weight reduction on the Mountain Tamer, a wide range of adjustments for rider weight and/or personal preferences, traction that you dream of, and not to mention great customer service, I will never own a sled and not install a Mountain Tamer, it's just that great. I can't think of anything negative to say about it. The air intake kit is another product that made my day of riding better. As you other Arctic Cat guys know, on the stock M7, the bottom end and mid-range is pretty much a terd. Well, this kit improved both bottom end and mid-range, which makes your day of riding in the tree's a lot funner. I also noticed it brings your sled up to top speed a lot quicker. Now I know people complain about this kit being an under the hood intake, but with a stock intake, your air intake ducting when your hood is closed, is directly over the exhaust pipe. So at low RPM's in the tree's when you're working your way through, your air intake is heating up a lot. That isn't outside air intake to me. It is still hot air. I've noticed that the people who don't have the air intake kit, have nothing but negative comments. And for the others who do have them, love them. I am one of those people who do have this product and I enjoy it very much. If you want to take a deeper look into these products, or have any questions, check out www.timbersled.com
